I don't ally with the pope, it seems sort of wrong to me to do that - so I don't know really what effect it has. apart from when I attack someone when the Papacies armies or ships are next to an enemy I attack, then they are excommunicated right away! Same thing with being allied with the Papacy, I don't think I have gotten any benefits from it. Will still get excommunicated really quickly if I attack another Catholic faction. that really sucks!!!Īre there actually any benefits from having a Pope from your faction? I have had the Pope from my faction many times, but can't say I have gotten off easier because of it. And when they steal my city, I'm not allowed to attack them back. After the Scots capture my city, I get a message from the Pope, telling me that I will be excommunicated if I within the next 7 turns attack the Scots! WTF? I hadn't attacked the Scots in at least 20 turns, which is when they last tried to take the city.
I lost the city.Īnd this is where the fun starts. I could not get my armies there in time, and the Scots came with Highland Nobles, those armored pikemen, and lots of Trebuchets, so I had no chance with only milita units. And off course, that is when the Scots decide to jump in their boats and attack me. Then some rebels appear and goes to the watchtower, so they become useless for me. I felt safe with the watchtowers in place, so moved my armies and generals closer to the HRE and Milanese borders. I have built lots of watchtowers on the northern part of France, to see when the English or Scots would come in the boats and try to capture Rennes, like they had in the past. I have conquered almost all of France, the french being excommunicated, so I lost no papal love for attacking them. We were allies, and we were close, and I think I had full score on how much the Pope liked me. I have played around 115 turns with the Spanish, and the Pope was originally one of my Priests.
There has been many times when I have been pissed off at the Pope! And this last one has been the worst.
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